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vals.ai > benchmarks > terminal-bench-4

Terminal-Bench 4.0

1+ hour, 38+ min ago   (269+ words) Where Terminal-Bench 2.x was mostly software engineering and system administration, 4.0 is deliberately wide. The tasks span seven categories: We include Terminal-Bench because it is widely reported by model providers, because it reflects the kind of end-to-end terminal work that agentic…...


dev.to > pedro_midueno > closures-a-fondo-en-javascript-4hfh

Closures a fondo en JavaScript

3+ hour, 48+ min ago   (998+ words) Un closure es la combinación de una función agrupada dentro de otra con referencias a su estado adyacente. Veamos el siguiente ejemplo para entenderlo un poco mejor: Esto como te puedes imaginar, podía causar bugs muy complicados de encontrar. Con…...


dev.to > bartoszosiej > externum-launches-today-one-typed-source-python-bash-or-bytecode-with-honest-benchmarks-460n

Externum launches today: one typed source Python, Bash or bytecode (with honest benchmarks)

6+ hour, 10+ min ago   (206+ words) One statically typed source compiles to readable CPython, a standalone set -euo pipefail bash script, or a source-less bytecode artifact. The compiler is written mostly in itself, bootstrapped from a 6.4 KB Python stub. Today Externum is launching (Show HN + DevHunt…...


lesswrong.com > posts > QxHuKtfGfzn8uokoR > mech-interp-is-a-verifiable-task

Mech Interp is a Verifiable Task — LessWrong

7+ hour, 24+ min ago   (548+ words) If we think parts of MLP0-MLP3 are computing [a sorting algorithm], we can replace those parts with [a sorting algorithm] and check reconstruction lo…...


dev.to > effessdev > single-file-vs-modular-code-which-breaks-llms-less-a-miserably-failed-experiment-5g76

Single-File vs. Modular Code: Which Breaks LLMs Less? (a miserably failed experiment)

8+ hour, 4+ min ago   (339+ words) For us, modular code is simply easier because of our limited working memory and reading speed. If you... Tagged with ai, programming, productivity, discuss....


medium.com > @thestacknotebook > es2026-shipped-i-deleted-four-helpers-8cdbbd207b3a

ES2026 Shipped. I Deleted Four Helpers.

4+ hour, 57+ min ago   (20+ words) Array.fromAsync, Error.isError, Map.getOrInsert, Math.sumPrecise. I deleted four helpers, ran them on Node 24, and checked whether TypeScript knew their names....


securityweek.com > rust-team-members-and-popular-crate-owners-targeted-via-video-calls

Rust Team Members and Popular Crate Owners Targeted via Video Calls

9+ hour, 18+ min ago   (458+ words) It’s unclear if the attacks are part of previous campaigns against Rust, but the techniques used by the attackers match those used by North Korea. The Rust project warned last week that an ongoing social engineering campaign is targeting Rust-lang…...


dev.to > nghiaomg > exoroute-an-ai-router-built-with-rust-1102

Exoroute: An AI router built with rust

12+ hour, 25+ min ago   (22+ words) I previously used Omniroute, but it consumed over 2.8 GB of RAM for just 11 connections;... Tagged with ai, rust, opensource, apigateway....


dev.to > subaruhello > who-decides-the-tenant-a-small-rust-guard-for-ai-tool-calls-4pc4

Who Decides the Tenant? A Small Rust Guard for AI Tool Calls

20+ hour, 35+ min ago   (622+ words) I have been thinking about a fairly ordinary failure mode in AI-enabled SaaS products. A support... Tagged with rust, ai, security, showdev....